The history and objectives of re-examining the Holocaust narrative, both as a revisionist self-perception and as viewed by its opponents.
By Michael A. Hoffman ∙ October 7, 2017
In September of 2017 we found ourselves in the midst of the American Library Association’s annual “Banned Books Week,” the eponymous celebration of books forbidden by censors and pressure groups in the United States. While the event purports to focus on volumes deemed too dangerous for impressionable minds, the daring entries showcased this year included…
By Jett Rucker ∙ September 5, 2017
There is at Duke University’s Trinity College a young Jewish man of many parts. His name is Jason Beck and he writes a column, we read, every other Tuesday for the Duke Chronicle, Duke’s independent student newspaper. His August 29 column, by all appearances the first, is titled “The Price of Freedom,” and by (my)…
By Ezra Macvie ∙ August 23, 2017
While studying tax accounting, I became familiar with the adage, “If you aren’t being audited (by the IRS), you’re paying too much tax.” Something similar with respect to representing the revisionist point of view in the Comment threads that are still quite numerous across the Internet comes to my mind. If, commenting in support of…
By Jim Rizoli ∙ August 18, 2017
Brian Ruhe interviews Jim Rizoli about his work for free speech and the Holocaust question. Brian interviews veteran revisionist and Holocau$t exposer, Jim Rizoli about his activities on the Internet. Jim has been banned and subjected to harrassment by Jews who demand that the "Holocau$t" nonsense be treated as holy writ. Jim doesn't tolerate any…
By Ernst Zündel, Vincent Reynouard ∙ August 10, 2017
In this two-part video, Vincent Reynouard pays tribute to Ernst Zündel, who died on 5 August. After briefly summarizing his life, he recounts his revisionist career begun in 1978 with a public protest against the spread of the "Holocaust" series.
By Jett Rucker ∙ August 10, 2017
Amazon fell to the control of the power elites, at least for our purposes, on March 6, 2017 when they delisted our entire canon of scrupulous, objective, painstaking research into the (im)possibility of the regnant holocaust mythology, somehow dragging Barnes & Noble’s competing service right along with it like a Siamese twin. Perhaps that was…
By Paul Fromm ∙ August 3, 2017
Canadian free speech activist and political commentator Paul Fromm expounds on the state of freedom (or lack thereof) in Canada, recorded for an Australian meeting. Paul talks in detail (One hour four minutes) about the steps taken against free speech in Canada. He also looks at the situation in Britain and Germany. Paul states the…
By Jett Rucker ∙ July 27, 2017
A stupa is a Buddhist holy structure, many of which were erected in past centuries at the expense and for the greater glory of wealthy Buddhists seeking to secure for themselves a place that, in Western (non-Buddhist) parlance could be called “a place in Heaven.” The famous Plain of Bagan of Myanmar contains dozens of…
By Andrew Allen, David McCalden ∙ July 25, 2017
This video (One hour 55 minutes) is Part 2 of 3. Part 1, Auschwitz, In 1987, David McCalden and Andrew Allen investigated Auschwitz with surprising results. This video documentary follows their investigation of the Auschwitz main camp. Their tour of the camp differs from the one the tour guides will show you. Part 2, Birkenau, This film…
By Andrew Allen, David McCalden ∙ July 23, 2017
This video (One hour 32 minutes) is Part 1 of 3. Part 1, Auschwitz, In 1987, David McCalden and Andrew Allen investigated Auschwitz with surprising results. This video documentary follows their investigation of the Auschwitz main camp. Their tour of the camp differs from the one the tour guides will show you. Part 2, Birkenau,…
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